La Plaza

Our Story

In 1954, a group of dedicated women, including Vera Foss, Margaret Talbott, and Dorothy Power, came together to improve the living conditions of migrant seasonal farm workers and their families in Mesa County. Their efforts mobilized local churches and organizations to provide essential services such as food, clothing, medical care, and childcare. Over the years, this initiative evolved into Community Child Care and Migrant Services, Inc., now known as La Plaza. Today, La Plaza continues to adapt its approach to meet the changing needs of the migrant farmworker population, addressing both basic needs and complex challenges faced by immigrant and migrant communities.

Our Impact

La Plaza supports the health and wellbeing of migrant and immigrant communities in Mesa County, ensuring equitable access to vital resources that improve lives.

Why Donate?

La Plaza envisions an inclusive community where immigrants and migrants are valued and respected. Donations provide essential support to agricultural workers facing disparities in housing, education, healthcare, and social services.

Get Involved

Your contribution can make a significant difference! Whether through cryptocurrency or cash donations, every dollar helps La Plaza provide critical resources and support to those in need. Join the movement to uplift our community today!